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BONGS w/ Hash/Grass Tobacco?
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Cigarillos are slowly replacing joints in my neck of the woods. It's one of my guilty pleasures.
Citizens Aux PD
Member
No.
I prefer smoking pot clean.
Don't mind a little hash mixed in once in awhile...but clean is where it's at.
After I'm high then I have a fag.
I prefer smoking pot clean.
Don't mind a little hash mixed in once in awhile...but clean is where it's at.
After I'm high then I have a fag.
sogman
Active member
hmmm... I never really liked cigarettes.
I always had asthma that fucked ciggies up for me, too much stuff in them.
But I don't always smoke clean lol. yesterday I ran out for the first time in a while. So only thing to before that phone call. Yeah, it's resin time! I didn't think resin would burn that well seeing as it doesent burn on the side of your glass and pipe. Was I wrong that stuff melts under heat, one big cloud of pure white smoke and I was good for a few hours.
I always had asthma that fucked ciggies up for me, too much stuff in them.
But I don't always smoke clean lol. yesterday I ran out for the first time in a while. So only thing to before that phone call. Yeah, it's resin time! I didn't think resin would burn that well seeing as it doesent burn on the side of your glass and pipe. Was I wrong that stuff melts under heat, one big cloud of pure white smoke and I was good for a few hours.
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Guest
Smoking herb and tobacco is really bad for your lungs....When you smoke herb it opens your lungs...and when you smoke tobacco it closes your lungs...when you smoke together or one after the other it puts an extra strain that is not even caused by just smoking tobacco....Not good...
The health side: Smoking Herb is not bad for you or your lungs.....Smoking tobacco kills...Killed a few of my close relatives from cancer and a couple of other terrible smoking related diseases that strait choke the life outta you taking all your oxygen from you till you die a slow and painful death....
The health side: Smoking Herb is not bad for you or your lungs.....Smoking tobacco kills...Killed a few of my close relatives from cancer and a couple of other terrible smoking related diseases that strait choke the life outta you taking all your oxygen from you till you die a slow and painful death....
sogman
Active member
Werd! Respect isn't reading that shit off the back of a pack he knows the score as do I.
I got a father who cough's whenever he smoke's cig's, so he decided he'd take up cigar's for some stupid reason. I think it even makes him super moody. My mother quit after her mother died from smoking. Already lost a few grandparents to cancer(one of them cancer of the lungs) an uncle died of cancer. All of them smoker's and most of them heavy drinker's.... makes me look like a class act, funny thing is they all hate my toking. fuckem, at least I have an understanding of what not to put in my body.
I got a father who cough's whenever he smoke's cig's, so he decided he'd take up cigar's for some stupid reason. I think it even makes him super moody. My mother quit after her mother died from smoking. Already lost a few grandparents to cancer(one of them cancer of the lungs) an uncle died of cancer. All of them smoker's and most of them heavy drinker's.... makes me look like a class act, funny thing is they all hate my toking. fuckem, at least I have an understanding of what not to put in my body.
Artie Lange
Member
Citizens Aux PD said:
me too! but i have king size fags.
Citizens Aux PD
Member
Artie Lange said:
But of course you do, young man, of course you do. The bigger, the better.
Artie Lange
Member
Citizens Aux PD said:
better?
Artie Lange
Member
its an elephant with a perm
I roll the occasional blunt and the occasional hash/tobacco spliff. That's pretty rare now though. I love my glass collection. 
I also have a good cigar from time to time. I also smoke cigarettes, but I take long (2-3 week) breaks. When I do smoke, it's like 1-2 a week on one night. I've never been hooked on nicotine!
I also have a good cigar from time to time. I also smoke cigarettes, but I take long (2-3 week) breaks. When I do smoke, it's like 1-2 a week on one night. I've never been hooked on nicotine!
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Me too, my new glass piece. Perfect size for one nice fresh hit of herb each time.
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Respect said:The health side: Smoking Herb is not bad for you or your lungs.....QUOTE]
Not bad for your lungs huh? Smoking IS bad for your lungs....
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Overdoze said:Respect said:The health side: Smoking Herb is not bad for you or your lungs.....QUOTE]
Not bad for your lungs huh? Smoking IS bad for your lungs....
POT'S LOW CANCER RISK A SURPRISE FINDING
by Heather Burke, Bloomberg News, (Source:Seattle Post-Intelligencer)
24 May 2006
United States
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Marijuana Smoke Thought to Be Similar to Tobacco
People who smoke marijuana may be at less risk of developing lung cancer than tobacco smokers, according to a new study.
The study of 2,200 people in Los Angeles found that even heavy marijuana smokers were no more likely to develop lung, head or neck cancer than non-users, in contrast with tobacco users, whose risk increases the more they smoke.
The findings are a surprise because marijuana smoke has some of the same cancer-causing substances as tobacco smoke, often in higher concentrations, said the senior researcher, Donald Tashkin, a professor at the David Geffen School of Medicine at the University of California-Los Angeles.
One possible explanation is that THC, a key ingredient in marijuana not present in tobacco, may inhibit tumor growth, he said in an interview.
"You can't give marijuana a completely clean bill of health," said Tashkin, who is to present the study to a conference of the American Thoracic Society. "I wouldn't give any smoke substance a clean bill of health. All you can say is we haven't been able to confirm our suspicions that marijuana might be a risk factor for lung and head and neck cancer."
About 1,200 adults under age 60 with cancer of the lung, tongue, mouth, throat or esophagus, took part in the study, as well as about 1,000 without cancer, between 1999 and 2003.
Marijuana use was found to be no greater or less in any of the groups - -- 44 percent of those with lung cancer, 41 percent with head or neck cancers, and 42 percent of those without cancer, said Tashkin.
Other studies had suggested marijuana smoking was a risk factor for cancer, Tashkin said. Marijuana smokers inhale more deeply than tobacco smokers and often hold the smoke in their lungs more than four times longer, depositing more tar, he said.
The results of Tashkin's study confirm some earlier research, said Paul Armentano, a senior policy analyst at the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws, which advocates legalizing marijuana use.
"It'll be surprising results in light of the way marijuana has been presented for many years by the government and the media, as a cancer-causing agent," Armentano said.
Dr. Bertha Madras, deputy director for demand reduction at the White House's drug policy office, said she couldn't directly comment on the study without seeing the details.
"There is strong evidence that chronic marijuana use can lead to adverse effect on lung function such as increased bronchitis and lung inflammation," Madras said.
The study was funded by the National Institute on Drug Abuse, Tashkin said.
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Overdoze said:Respect said:The health side: Smoking Herb is not bad for you or your lungs.....QUOTE]
Not bad for your lungs huh? Smoking IS bad for your lungs....
Cannabis Smoking Not Linked To Lung Cancer, Case-Control Study Says
May 24, 2006 - San Diego, CA, USA
San Diego, CA: Smoking cannabis, even long-term, is not positively associated with increased incidence of lung-cancer, according to the findings of the largest population-based case-control study performed to date. Lead investigator Donald Tashkin of the David Geffen School of Medicine, Division of Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine, at the University of California-Los Angeles, presented the results this week at the 2006 International Conference of the American Thoracic Society in San Diego.
Investigators assessed the possible association between cannabis use and the risk of lung cancer in middle-aged adults (ages 18-59) living in Los Angeles. Researchers conducted interviews with 611 subjects with lung cancer and 1,040 controls matched for age, gender and neighborhood. Data was collected on lifetime marijuana use, as well as subjects' use of alcohol, tobacco and other drugs, diet, occupation, and family history of cancer. Investigators used a logistical regression model to estimate the effect of cannabis smoking on lung cancer risk, adjusting for age, gender, ethnicity, education, and cumulative tobacco smoking and alcohol use.
"We did not observe a positive association of marijuana use -- even heavy long-term use -- with lung cancer, controlling for tobacco smoking and other potential cofounders," investigators concluded. Their data further revealed that one subset of moderate lifetime users (10-<30 "joint years") actually had an inverse association between cannabis use and lung cancer. The study did report a 20-fold increased risk in heavy tobacco smokers.
Investigators also did not report a positive association between cannabis use and increased incidence of upper aerodigestive tract (UAT) cancers. The five-year trial was sponsored by the US National Institutes of Health (NIH).
NORML Senior Policy Analyst Paul Armentano said that Tashkin's findings reaffirm the results of prior case-control studies dismissing a causal link between cannabis use and certain types of lung and upper aerodigestive tract (UAT) cancers. These include: a 2001 John Hopkins University hospital-based case-control study that found neither "lifetime use" nor "ever use" of cannabis were associated with head, neck or lung cancer in younger adults; a 2004 University of Washington case-control study that found "no association" between cannabis use and incidents of oral cancer, regardless of how long, how much or how often individuals had used it; and a 1997 Kaiser Permanente retrospective cohort study that found that cannabis use was not associated with increased risks of developing tobacco-use related cancers of the lung and upper aerodigestive tract or other cancers in men and women who used marijuana but did not smoke tobacco.
"The most remarkable aspect of this study is that its findings are, in fact, unremarkable," Armentano said. "As has been previously reported by the US Institute of Medicine and others, there is no conclusive evidence that marijuana causes cancer in humans, including those cancers generally related to tobacco use."
Armentano suggested that cannabis consumers who desire the rapid onset of action associated with inhalation but who are concerned about the potential harms of noxious smoke can dramatically cut down on their intake of carcinogenic compounds by engaging in vaporization rather than smoking.
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vonforne
Living in Germany I picked up the taste for hash and tobacco. Not much on the weed though unless it is real sweet. but yes I do like it and prefer to smoke my hash that way.
demonicaardvark
Member
just because it doesnt give you cancer doesnt mean its healthy to smoke
